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treasurer4etc
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What does "R" in Undeposited Funds account stand for? The QB AI answer says "funds received, but not deposited" which is nonsense. Can someone explain, please.

 
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JayCaeR
QuickBooks Team

What does "R" in Undeposited Funds account stand for? The QB AI answer says "funds received, but not deposited" which is nonsense. Can someone explain, please.

Hello, treasurer4etc. The R status in your Undeposited Funds account means the transaction has moved out from the holding area into your Bank Register. Let me discuss it below.

 

In the Chart of Accounts, this status appears once you create a Bank Deposit and select payments from Undeposited Funds, QuickBooks Online (QBO) marks these transactions as Reconciled (R), which shows that you have moved to the selected bank account.

 

To verify the details, click on the transaction and select Edit. This opens the deposit screen, where you can view the transaction's origin, the deposit amount, and the date, located just below the customer's name. Please see the screenshot below for reference.



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JayCaeR
QuickBooks Team

What does "R" in Undeposited Funds account stand for? The QB AI answer says "funds received, but not deposited" which is nonsense. Can someone explain, please.

Hello treasurer4etc,

I just wanted to follow up to check if the resolution we provided helped resolve your issue.

Please let us know if everything is now working as expected or if you're still experiencing any problems.

We'll be glad to assist further if needed.

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